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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
Mili,.e pisband,.g

ST. LOUIS, May flowing to refusal of the
legislature 20 appropriate funds and give support
TO the militia The First regiment has resolved 70
disbard The adjutant- general yesterday Issued
notice that az the request of the commanding OIL
Ger of the Fret regiment of the National Guards
of Missouri, headquarters at 81 Louis, composed
of eleven companies, we're disbanded 20 take effect
NAV g. This leaves st. Louis with the Busch
Zouayes and q light cavalry troop.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

excellent sprits and have high hopes of capturing
one or more of the big prizes. lu the state drill,
which took place few months ago at W shing
TOP, the san Antonio Rifles took the first prize,
and the Bekuaps the second. Many ladies ana
gentlemen accompany them TO Washington. The
money has been ataked here that the San Antonio
boys will rank az high as second in the drill,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
BELGIUM.
THE ROUTES OPEN.

BRUSSELS, May l7.-Dr Junker, Russian ex-
plorer said he had received letters from Ernir Bey,
dated last November, saying the routes between
Leganda Vadelai, was open. DR.. Jnnker says he
thinks that the success of the Stanley relief ex-
petition barr ing accident, lie assured by the fact
that the routes are open.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
IRELAND.
INsuLTED BY AN INVITATION.

INBULTED by AN INVITATION.
DUBLIN, May TO- The mayor of Cork, replying
to an invitati N from Lord Chamberlain to assist
in the jubilee festivities says that In view of the
crimes BILL the invitation is little short of an out
rage upon the self-respect of the Irish people.
The Mitchelstown branch of the national league
has requested the people of that district to boycott
the Cunard line and the advice Is being already fol-
lowed.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

DUBLIN, May l6.-William O'Brien, editor of
United Ireland, who is now in Canada has been
elected withoat opposition to seat in the house of
commons for the northeast division of Cork, made
yscypt by tue resignation of Edmund Leamy.
-BoycnITrVG AN AGENT. Z -.
LuUGHREA, May l6.-The boycotting of Mr..
TeueT, agent of the estates of Lord Chninarde, in
County Galway, has commenced Several trades
men here refused 20 supply him with food.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
Assembly Suspended.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE general executive
board of the Knights of Labor, suspended district
assembly No. l26 from the order on the ground of
INSTRUMENTATION. The district assembly is ma
tional one and includes, in its membership, over
10 600 people, who are engaged in carpet weaving,
and trading in one form another
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
More Ram.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
GALVESTON, May 1.-THE following was the
rainfall in the state to-day:
Houston, .12; Hearne .0l: Waco,i 81; Corsicana,
IS; Dallas, .05; San Antonio, SO; Columbia, 81;
Huntsville, %; Longvlew, 10: Tyler, 49, Bolton,
90 BRENNAN, %; Luling, .50 Means, .26.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

swamps whore water never existed efore, In
many nf the mountains ar TO he seen what appears
to be eruptions, and continuous smoke indicates
volcanic action These mountains have not been
explored, owing IN the continuous tremors and
great chasms making approaches tn reto at pres
ent most difficult nd dangerous.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
Of for Washington
. -. A.. A. GTnfaanann

SAN ANTONIO, May ia very large number OF
the Sunset depot this morning to bid goodbye To
the San Antonio Rifles and the Belknap Rifles, who
have gone to Washington to take part in the ma
tional drill. The boys got off in good style and
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
AT THE HEAD.

IN ct Pianos.
Best Organs,
Best Warranty.
Largest Stock.
Most Varied Stock.
Goods Exactly ss Represented.
Instruments of all GradeA and Prices.
Easy Terms to Prompt Paving Purchasers.
II. II. HAZARD ~ co,
Music Dealers,
912 Congress Ave,
Austin, Texai
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

Atworthyille, Ga, T. +. McEsir, who killed q
man named Hardy and was acquitted, was called
out of his house at midnight and shot dead. The
assassns we're tracked into aswamp.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
RUSSIA.
AssAssINs EXCITED.
The Manufacturers Association.

ST. PETERSBURG, May l7.-Five men, who took
the car on March b. were executed yesterday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

It kills all pain instantly and costs only . cents
q bottle, we DEMONSTRATION Oil.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

Mrs. Louisa Knapp, editor of the Phil
adelphia Home Journal,is thirty five years
old and draws n salary of $4,000 year.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

sHabit is second nature" Contract the habit to
always keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-08
BEA UTY and UTILITY.

in
considered Indispensable
and
So do As
qualities which he is selling atwhoesale prices
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MAKING Hay WHILE THE sun SHINES.
Movements Of the Street-Railway Company
in Anticipation of Trouble Soon.

The Citizens Street-railroad Company is lay
ing a double track on Virginia avenue from en-
gine-house No 3 north to Washington street It
had switches enough on this route to make but
little track-laying necessary. but there seems to
be desire the part of the company to
strengthen itself in this way to meet the ques-
lions concerning its affairs that will probably
come up in the new Council For several
months a report made by special committee
of the Council in regard to charter violations by
the company has been on file among the mu-
nicipal papers. 1t led to nothing. but it is prob
able the matters the report sets forth will be very
emphatically brought to the attention of the
incoming Council. An alderman or two are anx-
ious to have the old Council do something.
there the calendar two ordinances. one
ordering the company to put platforms on the
cars and another making it obligatory to have
conductors. Both measures rest peacefully
with the committee on railroads. and although
there is disposition on the part of some to have
them brought forward at once, they will prob
ably die where they are with the understanding
that the questions will be revived de novo after
the first of the year.
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WANTED-Everybody to read THE Escaped
Poets ad. Page 3.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-08

SEE display in VIM. l.. Elders widows
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a Gard.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. z, i SS7.
Messrs. McGiliiard Dark General Agents of tine In
diana and CitiZens' It. urance paDies:
Gentlemen-Please accept my thanks for your
prompt and satisfactory adjustment and pay
ment Of nv loss by fire to my three-story brick
block, which occurred the LIST inst, and
which enables to at once place the binding
in shape for occupancy again. Yours truly,
z. B. HOLLOWAY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-08

A. DICKSON & Co ("Trade Palace"l are now
having a cheap sale of winter dry goods of al
kinds to reduce their large stock. A good chance
to buy cheap goods which should not be missed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-08
The ART Rooms.

Just received Artists proofs on vellum,
parchment and India paper of etchings by Sey-
nour, Haden, Joseph Pennell, Kruseman Won
Elten. De Gravesande, Oh. Waltner, Jules
Jacquemort and other etchers equally distin-
guished. j. M. BowLEs.
81 East Washington street
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Buy Your hats and caps at 'Seatons Hat
Store" % North Pennsylvania street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
Household supplies.

AIrtp Kentucky stock, S2d3 per brl;
New York tJ 2i@3 20; dried apples, btaCc
per pound from store. Dried peaches, ga &c
from store.
Nr.ErAnfrs.-O Onions, - 55@3 per brl.
81 - per hu. Cabbage Northern, $40 per
iOO. kmut-larc., 50; half barrels,
81 N. Earliest per 100
ricKLr Barrels - j0e7 ~; half barrels
Si6tI ~.
EUos--Steady 1T 2O@?ic.
fHrir Oranges, S.ei3 ~ per box, SGGtG 20
per hrl. Lemons, SiaJ 80 per box. Bananas
~ MAJ ~ per bunch.
NtIs-tocoanuis - per 100, Peanuts
Virginia. d.; Tennessee, farmer stock, 36i
&C.; roasted. 2'sc higher; shcllcd, luc. recans
Texas. 5miN.
Ru,iSs-london Layers; a.; layers, g. 80;
California, - ~.
BrrIrR-Buttcrinc. Is: creamery BOA
IN; dairy, isa 2ic, country butter, tbCa 30.
PorLTRN- Chickcns--Spfing, Al 50CI2 -.
hens, a. 2ifa2'0, turkeys, SMi0 dressed
chickens. t2m3, turkeys, lOtdlio per 10
ducks. a. ,jGt3, geese, W
rotAtoi--fiun, selling az aocCiSi per hu,
= J0s2 80 per bril- sweet poiatoc., 81 jo@2
per brl.
CrprR--Ncw York, 81 20 per brl ard 81 "a
per half bh.
G,ur - Quail, 81 2S6i ~ per dozon,
squirrels, " sol ~ per dozen. Ncni.on-
Whole deer. lCt5c; saddle. iOc. Wild
ducks ~ 20 q per dozen. Rabbits, Fl Goa
! IS per dozen. Prairie chickens, - pcI
dozen.
VtNlaan-Pcr gallon, ioaijc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

CSC; yellow clarified, G@Gitc refined A,
CSC; standard granula,cd, 1l,C; plantation
gnnuated, &c; powdered, nc; cut Loaf,
Iigc; easy.
Louisiana, j@Gc; Carolina, G@G}sc;
strong.
CANpus-Sticks, all sizes IN boxes, pals
and barrels, 7ig@Oci fancy assorted, 3j@iOc
firm.
Scars AND C,vpIrs-Soap 3@Jisc; can
dlcs, full weight, SAd0c.
Crr,E- New York factory, 81. full cream,
l3@l3!sc; Young America, lic.
CoruI.- Common, 1886; ordinary, 20aG0
20AC fair, ~ ,m22i,c; prime Rio, 22Ac;
choice 10 fancy, 2jl.@23a.c; oldgoyommcnt'
29@32c. quiet.
s,ir-Saginaw, 81 356I 10 per barrel;
sacks. Gnc. ~ 3jlJi 10 coarse, 81 100 ~;
pockets, blcnchcd, ~ -; mixed, barrels,
so ~; mixed, 2Amic.
CANNED Goops-l'inc apples n 2it 10.
Peaches. pounds, standard - 90 8 pounds,
standard, y -; -cconds, 81 49, Tomatoes,
pounds, standard, Si@l 10; . pounds,
standard. 81 21,dl ~. strawberries, ~ o..
l,aspbcrrics, Al a. BlncEbcrrics a i.ttl -.
Green cages, II 'j6il -. Pear, ~ 1jd2 -.
Pluus, ~ Gjcil a. Asparagl. = 5ini p.
Green corn, A 2iGfl o.. Green peas, ~ 20
81 -. Cove oysters, full weight, pound 81;
pounds II GjCtl -; light weight, pound
G0@Gic; pounds Slmi 10. Condensed
milk. Crown. - 1jOtj ~; Eagle A. 80: Swiss,
81 ~ Salmon, - -. sardinc,, 81 ~ mus
lard 'ardincs, - ~ Mackcrcl, 81 90; herring
mackcrrl. ~ -.
Mot,s-E-Louisiana fair. l0c; choice new.
-; new prime, iic; centrifugal, fancy, i5CI
a. common to fair, 25ta 'sc; prime To choice,
4nfd tar firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

fash quotations wcrv ~ follows
Flour =Rulcdquict. ffi'', are steady and
without important change
80. spring wheat, ,lam53i,c . No. 2
.prinv wheat. Gsc. No. 2 red, 7ti.m5tt a..
Ne = corn. ilitc; Ne. . oats, .Gigc: No >
re h2tsc. No. HARLEY, 5h@,5c.. Ne. / haS
seed. II i5i.@l i7aG prime timothy seed
a. Jna3 ~
Me-. porn. per brl., ti3@la %; Lard. per
ia H.. Ag0a short rib sides, loose. A., Nd
taB ~. dry salicd shoulders hoNcd. ~ 40
as as. short clear sides boxed ~ maG a..
Rccvipt'-flour %" hTl. wheat i1.oo
I'm corn, 1909 hn' oai. lHiV"O hu.i rye.
$3.50 i,n barley. OI,0obu
Shipmtnls- l5"p bflss wheat
q, 81 i'm corn. $3.50 bu3 ulls, rs 80 bu .
frc. i.nIo bu: barley nS"" bu.
On thc produce exchansc today. tho but.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16


FoGGY.
BssNEss duh.
QuIrr ON the lcvcc.
RIVER falling slowly.
PACKETS behind time.
Two boats leaving today
THE War Eagle is overdue from st. Louis.
TnE Gayo,o goes to Tiptonvillc tomorrow
evening.
TnE Chickusav left for White river With a
good trip
TnE Rene MacrcaJy leaves this evening
for Walnut Bend.
Carr. GR,Y, a retired steamboatman, died
in St. Louis Sunday.
THr Helena went into New Orleans with
I, 100 bales of cotton.
TmE Kate Adams leaves here tomorrow
evening for Arkansas city.
PILoTs report four aud half feet Of water
between II. Louis and Cairo.
TnE daily packets, Rene Macioady and
Rob Roy, failed Ia arrive yesterday.
DurTNU the tWenty.iour hours ending at
noon yesterday the river remained station
airy.
rnK steamer White Oak broke be- shaft at
Cairo, sunday, aud dropped her wheel IN
twenty feet nj water.
" j. rumorcd that the steamer New South
will enter tie -. Louis and Memphis trade.
undcg the auspices Of the Anchor line.
TnE John Gilmore j. still here and wing
with part IT her tow at the foot Of Trezc-
want street. She is detained by the log and
smoke.
Tnr Commonwealth, from Nick.burg,
passed to st. Louis yesterday morning. She
put OFF here ~ bales OF cotton, bags of seed
cotton aud I, us sacks Of cotton seed.
Tn James Lee, Capt. Caggctt, leaves at .
o'clock this evening for Helena, Frian Point
aud all way landings. VIM. Ashford, viii
Darragh and Gus Cummins are her clerks.
Tim Coahoma. Capt Higgins Is the lee
line packet leaving this evening for O.ccola
and al way points on the uppercu VIM.
Smithcr. Sid Wheeler aud Charley Lcitwich
are hcr clerks.
4 iErIm received from Capt Ed Rowland,
~ the steamer Eugene, states there are only
twelve inches Of water In the lower Afkan-
sas river Tho Eugene was unable to reach
Pine Blulf. and left the lower cnd 81 the bar
yesterday morning for this port. She will be-
here In tine 10 leave Saturday for Arkansas
river.
TME between Louisville and Cincinnati IN
lsla Gen Pike, l day aud 10 hours Para
gun, day, II hour. and ~ minutes; lS22
Wheeling packet / day aud ~ hour; 1851,
Muscllr. ~ hour: lsi3. Duke 81 Orleans ~
hour. and Congress, ~ hours and ~ min
utc- $50, Bon Franklin No. u, n hours and
a. minutes: iSj2. Allegheny. o hours and o
minutes. and pittsburg 10 hours aud -
minutes; 1888, Telegraph No. ., o hours and
- minutes
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NV Norg. Nov a. Money un rall easy
~ ~ too per cent; last loan, I per cent,
rlu.ri offered W . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Ums per ccut
sterling exchange lull. but steady aud an.
changed
Government bond, were dull and rather
heavy
STAT, bond, Wcr dull and Without chnngc
Tie stock market to-day was active and
l.Norish. but in the main strong. though
lhrr N'rr heavy tralimiions which ~ one
llm' wip'd out the gains of the early trading.
h,rr were heavy sale, OF long stock b, the
nuIl' hnd persistent attacks hy the hear, but
'h'i' was good demand Tor dividend. pa, Ina
'''uriii's while several 1T the non-di,id,nd.
l!hg stocks came to tho iust, Tennessee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
Order of Publication

No. GGA " ID. In the thunccy Court Of Shelby
cuunty. Tenn v. II. kolhs,hlld a Go. A.. ~
~ h'fty e. ul,
u appenflnr irum The hil which e. sworn in In
This canso that the defendants 10 A AZ II ana
Samucl sahlcin iuumPOsing firm oi N A sahiein
4 CO.., nr non rsidcnl. " The state II Tcnnessee
II u thcwinfr otuensi That ihey make their np.
county. IN the CiY Of Memphis, now taxing di.tfgt
of shelby county Tenn on the art NenJe, h,
nccrmhet, lhs' ~" plead. answer or demuf 10
confessed ~ to them aud sct for hearing OK parts
and that . cnpy ui this nfdCf H. publishri M,
week ior four sn"rfsho weeks In The Memphis
his 1ith day ~ October iW-
A tfue oopyanttrst
M'nnoWIli, Cicfl and Master.
ilslph Davis, solicitor ioi Conpsi1an.s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
To sufferers from weak spine

Persons suffering from weak back will take
comfort In reading the following letter from
Mr.. A. W Barrett, Of Oswcgo, \. v:
Ten years ago | was afflicted with n lame
back. The pain was 10 severe that ! could
hardly walk or get about. Hearing much
said about Allcock's Porous rlastcrs, ! APP
piled two to the lower part Of my spine. In
u week ! was very much better ! put on
fresh plastcrs NJ the end 81 ten days, aud two
weeks aftcrward found myself entirely we'll.
II get q very severe cold ! sometimes have
n return Of this weakness Of the spine, but
Allcocks Plasicrs cure inc In three or four
days
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened dull but
steady and closed easy; middling. . ii.lG,.
Ralcs, $500 bales, including son lat evening
Of which 1900 10 exporters and no a. spin
nersi receipts 1900 bales; shipments. SOS
bales; stock on hand, iIsSG0 bales. receipt.
70 date, $4,000 bales; shipments To date
Is2, 22i bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary nominal; good ordinary 8 II iGc.
middhng low, i.l'c; middling, li.lGc
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nnstnnnfnI Of senIe..

~ 4 Cafpsntcr. Henderson. y. v. cured oI
tsufiasls uf lrprusy. OF twenty ygar standing. by
ttuuTA RTNniEs The mot wonderful Gun
ON Uoord. 4 dusiIaniu OF scalcs fell from him
daily. rhyigians and his friends thought be must
do
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

coal being the most prominent example OF
this class. The close was active and strong
at something below the best figures. Almost
everything is higher tonight, and Tennessee
coui rose 2is, Jersey Central ~, Missouri
Pacific *, San Francisco 3, Hooking coal
per cent Railroad bonds were quiet aud
followed the course Of the share market very
closely, final prices generally showing al.
yances Sales, 81 ,05i OOO The total sales Of
stocks Today were 393,GjG shares. Closing
quotations:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
Miscellaneous.

BuGDiya-Ci ,@7a.c.
Ts-fi @gat -.
suor- DROP, " aii buck, 81 %.
lI,n-t-.
NuIs-lrou. g. iSa2 ~. steel. - ai@2 90.
rouprn-krg. =; halt key q -, quar-
Ter Kegs ~ -
WmskY-Stmipht Kentucky Bourbon,
MARY laud mud Pennsylvania Rye Robinson
and Lincoln cuuutic., Tennessee Whiskics.
arrnuiinr On nrr aud make. common whisky,
'ssttsi -. according o. prui
TuutDoO-t 'oismou, 2Fa3's other grades.
aFaHle.
WOoL- Barry grease vol. uuuash'd. I'D
isc. clear grease vol 2.Nr ~ burn washed
AAtStg; tub washed. .ssa D..
rNtTt=tHm,fs. tiU el. Halphs. $50 -
railroad. ~ -. Gail a ~. g.
Coat Oil-lrimo white. Wholesale lui. ~,
pr gallon.
BTlsWANH
T,uEW= hIisr
Ilins-Dy nint, No. Z. is@Ili,,. No ?
leo iUi IL. dy altcd s@iW. green .altod
Ne. I. :. Ole No. =, 5'sc. green. o.. sr
shcrts.kius. it6il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

At noon. spols-null and somewhat ir.
regular. sales, s,uDp halcs, of which Amer.
lean h.DJ hulr. Receipts. 42,vp bales Of
which American 1850 bales Closing quo
tatinns ven w. follows Ordinary, I i3iGd.
rpul ordinary. 81 low middling. : 3-iGd.
roni mi'ldling SD, middliug uplands, . ~.
middling Uflnu. li-iGi
luiutcs opened steady at decline and
,lus,d 'a-y. us follows
THE prices are given IN pence aud Giihs,
thu. lu3 means fbj.Gid. and ) " mrrns
% i.Hid
Attp.m November. 2 aGl. buyer. No.
Vcn,brr pcrcmhct. : 3hl value. December.
January aJld buyers February. MarCh b32d
buyer. Marh.Npri. q Ssh buyer. April.
Nav. -. -cllcr. Muy.Junc. sd .cllcr,
Juu,.IulV. % sat SELLERS
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Spots opened easy aud clo1cd steady
middling, lOkc sales io1 bales Quota
, iions were rs follows Ordinary 'Aci good
oniinary, o3iGc; low middling lOc, mid
ding, 1850; good middling, 10 0lGc, mid
ding fair ne, lair, il7.c,
Future, opened easy and closed steady
~ follows. November, i0.2'@iO ~; Deem
Der. lO2o@lo23 January, lo3od 81
February, lo~@lo37. March, ~ I5mi0i ~
April io5l@i052; May, iO.57@l0js. June,
1850 1875. July, iO5O1lo.5i; August, 1915
@l0.7G Sale, ~, 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
TIC spot market opened quiet aud easy
and closed easy; middling. oll-lGc sales,
l,jOJ bales. Quotations were ~ follows.
Ordinary, 1910, good Ordinary, 1916;
low middling 05.lGc; middliug, 0ll-lGG
good middling 10 lice.
Futures opened weak and closed easy, M
follows November. pil@pt6; December
o@@a55; January, oG,@0CC February,
p.iG@n55. Mar,h, os7@oNS APRIL oDoCs
~, May, loOsal00a June, lois@iO ~,
july, lOg5CilO2. August, lOcJ@l02j.
SALE. SlCs' bales
D,ILY rom AND INTERIOR NtHgEr
lone. EtF pflrfs Nt,Tt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
SCALY, ITCHY SKIN,
And all Scaly and Itching Skin and
Scalp Diseases Cured by cutlcura.

psoria,ls Fcgcmn Tcltcr. Ringwonn Ilchcn
rrurlnp SCall llcld MIN Crust, Dandnh. nr
brrs' iakrrs. Gruccrs' and NashrwomHus Itch,
and every sp.cics Of Itching. burning. scaly. PIN
ply llumurs of the skin aud fcnlp with los ui
Half are instantly relieved aud spcriily cured by
CuuCrEA. the ruuat skln turr. mud CuticuHA soar,
an exquisite skin tauutiHcf externally. aud ttTi
trHA HisoiVtNr the new Hood Purifier inter
naliy, Wh,n physicians and al other vmcdlc. fail
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
1--we stock.

Hoo Choice, i1.c; good, soc .r com.
mon. Ai.@l'sc.
smrr-,'hoicc, 5isci medium, 3@3'.c;
common ti@i a.
lNNusa' huicc, -, common 10 good PER
head, ~ i0fA
UH,.s tATtiE-Chuicc. a1@1iSc. good,
2's@ls fair Ia medium, ,@2isr. seal.
laWag, a. -. feeder, light, iA@2c. heavy,
~ .Mll-L-
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p.orIn.,. or ,rnI, sl.In.

l. John !. Cnsc nn2.. having puciiccd dentistry
In this county Tor thlfiyhyC years aud being ven
known "a thousands hctcabouts. with q view "a
help any who arr nfiiieicd as ! have been for the
past twelve Year, testify that the CvriCrHA MHU
ms cured inc of Psoriasis or scnly skin. IN eight
days after the doctor with whom I had consulted
gave me no help or encouragement
NrVIuN. - T. JOHN J. CASE DDS
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NEw IoRE, Nov. lO.-Market for cotton
goods very firm at new prices; agents stocks
nominal TO nothing, and orders being pressed
for execution. Wamsutta, New York Mills
and Nonparicl 36-inch blcached advanced Ia
lie, and Economy checks to 0ltc.
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DIstressing Eruption.

Your CtTtrrEA RrvEniEs performed y wonderful
cur lat summer ON one ~ our customer an old
gentleman uf seventy yrarl oi ngc, who suffered
with a fufiully distressing eruption on his hcud
aud face and Who had tried all rvmcdics aud doc
tor IN no purpose.
TfXAuNANA, Ark. J. y. SMITH 4 90.
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NuIc. aud II.rs-s.

MtipH Moderate dcmnud H. 90 az
hands high sllj@l0 ~ 10 10 hand, high,
ttFbtSt
llupts Mudcmtc demand. driver ttU1
Ctl'I heavy drft. sSst saddle. si2,h So.
c,tw saddle sHsHJng plug. Si,sn -.
luNu. ponies. fijttDu.
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Mr.. T.. 4. ireland ~ nrccn. rlillips 4
Co. Nashville, Tenn. says II was afflicted
with PILES for twenty years. aud tried
every remedy offered me. finally used the
the Ethiopian lilc Ointment II gave me
instant relief. aud has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine 20. manu-.
fnciurrs. Nashville, Tenn. ~ cents and 81
pcr bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
No -, Mniu street
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Wool.

ST.. LorIs. No, Nov 15 -Wool-Quiet but
steady and unchanged unwashcd, bright
medium. isCd2lc: coarse braid, l5@22; low
sandy, 100 isc fine light, 10000; fine heavy,
l2CJiSc mbwashed, choice DC; fair, Ji@J5ci
low. .uGlglg.
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OIL aud rurpenfine.

CrryrLlND, o., Nov. i5.-Petroleum--
Steady; f. W., ll0', nc.
wuNiNGroS, y. c., Nov. i5.-Turpentinc
Firm nj 3ic
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


TUESDAY EvrNiNG, Nov u, ISL
The money market is INN to strong ana
rates are unchanged at per cent. Tic he
mand is heavy and the supply sufficient
only for the regular custom. outside oiler-
ines at higher rates have been declined.
The Clcaringhou report is rs follows